A Passionate Technologists' Journal

  WWDC 2022 Keynote - Summary Intro by Tim Cook iOS (Enter Craig) iOS 16 features: Lock Screen updates video with loads of personalization customization of every single element on the screen,   Like Watch faces, you can now have multiple lock screens,   Notifications are shown only at the bottom of the screen,   Live Activities API (real-time info like match updates, drive location updates, health metrics updates, etc) a Full-screen now-playing music app view Focus updates: Focus filters to focus on one single activity at a time Focus API to implement in the app Messages Updates: You can edit the messages that are already sent You can undo/delete the messages Mark any thread as unread Shared with You: APIs for developers to integrate into the apps SharePlay (watch/play together with anyone) integrated into FaceTime integrated into Messages Dictation updates: Voice & keyboard can be used in-conjunction App Intents API - shortcuts work with zero setup Live text upd...

  WWDC 2021 Keynote - Summary Starts with developers around the world giving out crazy ideas to start the event with a short film for it Tim Cook enters into an auditorium with a huge audience with Memoji faces iOS: (Enter Craig, the hero) Introduces iOS15 FaceTime Audio: Spatial audio in FaceTime (Sound that comes in the position of the person in the video) Microphone - Voice Isolation prioritizes the audio of the person in the video talking Video Highlights the person talking Portrait mode (blurs the background) Facetime Link to invite for calls (anybody from the web could join the call) SharePlay - Listen to music, watch movies, share screens,   Share playback controls [Very much required in the post-covid world] (API’s open for 3rd part developers) Messages: Images collage/stack view in Messages app [News App will have a separate section that lists all the links shared by others] Music, Photos & other apple apps content gets linked Focus: Notifications Summary - A new ...

I got a chance to learn Android Development through this course on Udemy , which is very good for freshers or even noobs like me or the one with literally no experience Programming at all. I have just completed it ( Believe me: I have listened and followed all the videos and have experimented all those fundamental/basic codes ;) ) and wanted to share my experience with this MOOC. I believe that MOOC will vanish the standard academic learning in the coming days. Since, i have been doing only iOS apps for a very long time, being basically an iOS dev, the perspective of this post comes from that point of view. So, here goes my thoughts on the Android Eco system at first: I haven't really been an avid Android user, since i haven't owned a phone yet, but i would have to admit that it really was a wonderful experience throughout the course learning and knowing about the  Eco system itself. Before going into the course, i would like to thank the Udemy team and...